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Moundsville Baptist Church
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Join us this Sunday morning at 10:00 AM Pacific time for our worship service, as we continue our study of the book of Luke. Pastor Jose Doniz will be preaching on Luke 9:18-27, “Follow Me at ALL Costs.” What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus? We will learn today as Pastor Jose shares. This important message will challenge us, and will strengthen our faith. May God bless and encourage you as we listen to this message. Be sure to download the Worship Guide. Click the “Download PDF” button and it will open in a new window where you may print it or save it to your computer. And while watching us online be sure to text us so we know you have joined us. Our text number is 661-241-3408. Tell us your name, email address, and any prayer requests you might have. (All information is confidential, and is shared only with the pastor, and if appropriate, with the staff at our weekly meeting, so the staff can be praying for you.) In addition to watching in your web browser you can download the Sermon.net App from the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. After installing the app open the menu and press “Search Ministries” and search for The Oaks Community Church Bakersfield. Press Subscribe and after that when you open the app you simply press our name/logo to log in to the live stream service, or to watch past sermons. In the Settings dialog you can choose to have the app alert you whenever we go live. We look forward to “seeing you online.”
Welcome to The Oaks Community Church Sunday morning worship service. Today Pastor José Doniz is preaching on Luke 9:18-27, “Follow Me at All Costs.” Who do you say Jesus is? Have you made a decision to follow Him? What will be your response to His call? These are vital, life-changing questions which can be answered today as you listen to Pastor José's message. May God bless and encourage you as you listen. Be sure to download the Worship Guide. Click the “Download PDF” button and it will open in a new window where you may print it or save it to your computer.
Welcome to The Oaks Community Church Sunday morning worship service. Today Pastor José Doniz is preaching on Luke 9:18-27, “Follow Me at All Costs.” Who do you say Jesus is? Have you made a decision to follow Him? What will be your response to His call? These are vital, life-changing questions which can be answered today as you listen to Pastor José's message. May God bless and encourage you as you listen. Be sure to download the Worship Guide. Click the “Download PDF” button and it will open in a new window where you may print it or save it to your computer.
Welcome to The Oaks Community Church Sunday morning worship service. Today Pastor José Doniz is preaching on Luke 9:18-27, “Follow Me at All Costs.” Who do you say Jesus is? Have you made a decision to follow Him? What will be your response to His call? These are vital, life-changing questions which can be answered today as you listen to Pastor José's message. May God bless and encourage you as you listen. Be sure to download the Worship Guide. Click the “Download PDF” button and it will open in a new window where you may print it or save it to your computer.
Though the technology of GPS has certainly made our lives easier, there are still times when we are following that highlighted blue line that we need to be sure we are paying close attention. Maybe it's dark. Maybe there is a detour or the area is completely new territory to us. Whatever the reason, we need to not just follow, but to follow well. This week as we continue in our "Follow Series" through the book of Luke, we gain a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus well. What does it look like? What is the everyday call to follow Him well? What can we learn from His interactions with the disciples? Listen to this week's sermon to learn more about what the call to follow Jesus can look like your life.
Though the technology of GPS has certainly made our lives easier, there are still times when we are following that highlighted blue line that we need to be sure we are paying close attention. Maybe it's dark. Maybe there is a detour or the area is completely new territory to us. Whatever the reason, we need to not just follow, but to follow well. This week as we continue in our "Follow Series" through the book of Luke, we gain a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus well. What does it look like? What is the everyday call to follow Him well? What can we learn from His interactions with the disciples? Listen to this week's sermon to learn more about what the call to follow Jesus can look like your life.
Bishop Hannington
Jesus asks the question "Who do you say I am?"
Jesus asks the question "Who do you say I am?"
Our society is so competitive. We all know the sayings: "If you aren't first, then you're last.", "Second place is the first loser." "Winning is everything." And yet in order to be a follower and disciple of Jesus, he calls us to a very different kind of winning. In fact, in order to WIN we are going to have to lose. Sermon Notes available: http://bible.com/events/18886301
Our society is so competitive. We all know the sayings: "If you aren't first, then you're last.", "Second place is the first loser." "Winning is everything." And yet in order to be a follower and disciple of Jesus, he calls us to a very different kind of winning. In fact, in order to WIN we are going to have to lose. Sermon Notes available: http://bible.com/events/18886301
Our society is so competitive. We all know the sayings: "If you aren't first, then you're last.", "Second place is the first loser." "Winning is everything." And yet in order to be a follower and disciple of Jesus, he calls us to a very different kind of winning. In fact, in order to WIN we are going to have to lose. Sermon Notes available: http://bible.com/events/18886301
Pastor Dan Bursch continues the “Gospel of Luke” series in chapter nine. This week Pastor Dan speaks on how the way we honor Jesus, reflects on how we think, act, and speak. Who you say he is reflects in all areas of your life.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues the “Gospel of Luke” series in chapter nine. This week Pastor Dan speaks on how the way we honor Jesus, reflects on how we think, act, and speak. Who you say he is reflects in all areas of your life.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues the “Gospel of Luke” series in chapter nine. This week Pastor Dan speaks on how the way we honor Jesus, reflects on how we think, act, and speak. Who you say he is reflects in all areas of your life.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues the “Gospel of Luke” series in chapter nine. This week Pastor Dan speaks on how the way we honor Jesus, reflects on how we think, act, and speak. Who you say he is reflects in all areas of your life.
Grace Fellowship Church of State College, PA
As we look back at 25 years in our building in Station Street, Billy looks at the rallying call of Jesus
Jesus' road to victory runs through suffering. He will bear the crown, but He must first endure the cross. Any who would follow Him must embrace the same.
WHO IS THIS MAN, JESUS? This is still the central question Luke's constantly bringing us to. Who is Jesus? In Luke 9:18-20, Jesus asks Peter who he thinks he is. Peter's reply: "God’s Messiah." Many in our time see Jesus as merely a great moral teacher. He had some wonderful things to say, but he is a "god". But this brings us to a problem that I will let C. S. Lewis, author of Mere Christianity explain: "I am trying here to prevent anyone saying the really foolish thing that people often say about Him: I'm ready to accept Jesus as a great moral teacher, but I don't accept his claim to be God. That is the one thing we must not say. A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher. He would either be a lunatic — on the level with the man who says he is a poached egg — or else he would be the Devil of Hell. You must make your choice. Either this man was, and is, the Son of God, or else a madman or something worse. You can shut him up for a fool, you can spit at him and kill him as a demon or you can fall at his feet and call him Lord and God, but let us not come with any patronizing nonsense about his being a great human teacher. He has not left that open to us. He did not intend to. ... Now it seems to me obvious that He was neither a lunatic nor a fiend: and consequently, however strange or terrifying or unlikely it may seem, I have to accept the view that He was and is God."* Lewis brings us to the same intersection Jesus brought Peter. We must decide who we believe Jesus to be. * Lewis, C. S., Mere Christianity, London: Collins, 1952, pp. 54–56. (In all editions, this is Bk. II, Ch. 3, "The Shocking Alternative.")
Jesus asked the disciples who people were identifying him to be. Then He asked them who they thought He was. Our answer should affect everything we do. A quote from C.S. Lewis debunks the possibility that He was just a good moral teacher. Who do you say He is?
Jesus asked the disciples who people were identifying him to be. Then He asked them who they thought He was. Our answer should affect everything we do. A quote from C.S. Lewis debunks the possibility that He was just a good moral teacher. Who do you say He is?
Since the Son of God is the "first man" of the resurrection, we should get on board with His dying and rising.
St Thomas Baptist Church
Impact Christian Church
Impact Christian Church
This is Back To The Old Paths, for the weekend of Sunday, January 27, 2019. Our song is from the late Early Upchurch and The Friendly Quartet, then we conclude the message from Luke 9:18-27, preached a while back during a Revival Meeting at the Broadway General Baptist Church, McHenry, KY.
Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus’ call is for us to take up our crosses daily, and follow Him–this is what it means to be made “new” in the present tense Sermon Outline: Introduction Making a New You Early Church Persecutions The Life of Discipleship Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?
This is Back To The Old Paths, for the weekend of Sunday, January 20, 2019. Our songs are from Jess and myself, then we air part three of the message from Luke 9:18-27, which I preached a while back during a Revival Meeting at the Broadway General Baptist Church, McHenry, KY.
Happy First Birthday Matthew Joseph! This is Back To The Old Paths, for the weekend of Sunday, January 13, 2019. Our song is from the late Pastor Franklin D. Biggs and The Bethel Baptist Church Choir of Bristol, VA, then we air part two of the message from Luke 9:18-27, preached a while back during a Revival Meeting at the Broadway General Baptist Church, McHenry, KY.
Happy Birthday Jess and Blessed New Year! This is Back To The Old Paths, for the weekend of Sunday, January 6, 2019. This week, we have several announcements, some songs from The Thren Family and part one of a message from Luke 9:18-27, preached a while back during a Revival Meeting at the Broadway General Baptist Church, McHenry, KY.
This is Back To The Old Paths, for the weekend of Sunday, March 4, 2018. Our message from Luke 9:18-27, was preached a while back during a Nursing Home Service.
Jesus asked, "Who do you say I am?". Every soul will be pinned against the wall of eternity and be forced to answer that question.
La question existentielle fondamentale - Luc 9.18-27 - Raymond Perron
Blessed Resurrection Sunday and Happy Fifth Birthday Lydia Grace Owens! This is Back To The Old Paths, for the weekend of Sunday, April 16, 2017. Our message from Luke 9:18-27 was preached a while back during a Nursing Home Service.
Listen to the messages from our weekly Sunday morning and Sunday evening worship services.
Listen to the messages from our weekly Sunday morning and Sunday evening worship services.
Online sermons from Grace Baptist Church of Chariton Iowa. Preaching the gospel to anyone willing to listen!
The Disciples finally begin to see the true identity of the one they have been following.
The Disciples finally begin to see the true identity of the one they have been following.
Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.
Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.
Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.
Welcome to the StoneBridge Church sermon of the week. For more information about StoneBridge Church please visit www.stonebridgemarietta.org.
Victory in Jesus may look like defeat.
Victory in Jesus may look like defeat.
Victory in Jesus may look like defeat.
In this sermon Pastor Jimmy explains what it means to take up our cross and follow Jesus.
A sermon about Christ's death on the cross, with reference to the Mel Gibson movie, The Passion.
A sermon about Christ's death on the cross, with reference to the Mel Gibson movie, The Passion.
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